Sentence examples similar to murky description from inspiring English sources
The study criticized the ratings system, which is run by the Motion Picture Association of America, for confusing and murky descriptions of movie content and called for a standardized universal rating system that would be used across all entertainment media.
His plotting here is seamless; his descriptions of the murky world of intelligence, its moral compromises, its back-stabbing and careerism, are authoritative.
"Kafkaesque" has become such a ubiquitous blanket description for multiple varieties of murky, irrational administration that it no longer adequately implies the specifically nervous qualities of Kafka's own work.
More germane, his description of an inquiry into the 1858 failure evokes the murky state of science at the time.
Descriptions were heaps of hyperbolic adjectives and set phrases, a murky torrent.
(The surname itself, for reasons that are equally murky, may have been inspired by the English journalist W. T. Stead, who wrote a description of Cook's return from the pole).
It may be disappointingly murky and monochromatic.
